as you know, many - armenians living in nagorno-karabakh armenians living in nagorno—karabakh accuseer of foreign affairs of armenia a little bit later on in the programme. they have said that azerbaijan has rejected proposals by the us and eu to convene meetings to relaunch negotiations, so how friendlier relations, really, between the two countries? i relations, really, between the two countries? ., ., , , countries? i mean he has herself conducted _ countries? i mean he has herself conducted ethnic _ countries? i mean he has herself conducted ethnic cleansing - countries? i mean he has herself. conducted ethnic cleansing against azerbaijanis and that is material fact and i azerbaijanis and that is material factand i mean azerbaijanis and that is material fact and i mean he was also occupied country for more than 30 years against azerbaijan and armenia also destroys the activities of azerbaijan and occupation. this is a reality. also armenia supported a separatist entity in this war with azerbaijan and azerbaijan was obliged to put an end to the existing of a separate separatist en

territory of nagorno—karabakh.rmenia, being afraid of ethnic cleansing and possible repressions. authorities in baku have promised that they are ready to welcome armenians to azerbaijan but they have to accept azeri citizenship. but i think the core thing here is, because of the conflict has been going on for decades and decades, there is a huge mistrust and a lot of bad memories on both sides. both sides accusing each other of war crimes and slaughtering civilians. and on that, bearing in mind that, it's really hard to build civil negotiations. it's really hard to stick to the diplomatic process. joining me from the armenian capital yerevan, is vahan kostanyan, the deputy minister of foreign affairs, of armenia. welcome to you. thanks very much for being with us. bring us up—to—date on what is the latest situation three months on with the peace process and talks?— three months on with the peace process and talks? well, as was mentioned _ process and talks? well, as was mentioned already, _ process and talks? well,

of nagorno—karabakh.arly100,000 of ethnic armenians who lived in the region, nearly 100,000 of them have escaped to armenia, being afraid of ethnic cleansing and possible repressions. authorities in baku have promised they are ready to welcome armenians to azerbaijan but they had to accept as every citizenship and i think the core thing here is that because this conflict has been going on for decades and decades, there is a huge mistrust and a lot of bad memories on both sides. —— azeri citizenship. both sides accuse each other of war crimes and slaughtering civilians and bearing in mind that, it is very hard to build civil negotiations and it is very hard to stick to the diplomatic process.- it is very hard to stick to the diplomatic process. what is the latest on any — diplomatic process. what is the latest on any peace _ diplomatic process. what is the latest on any peace talks? - diplomatic process. what is the latest on any peace talks? as l diplomatic process. what is the l latest on any peace talks

nagorno-karabakh is a huge pain for the armenian people, it will probably remain so, on the one hand,o -karabakh was leaked by the very person who is a citizen of armenia, and i am not a citizen of armenia . i have never been and i will not be, whom these citizens of armenia chose twice, why did they do that? it’s hard for me to say whether they understood that this would end with nagorno- karabakh being lost for the armenians? well, if they didn’t understand, i don’t understand why. armenian karabakh no longer exists; a period has been put in a thousand-year history, or rather a shameful blot, similar to pashinyan’s fingerprints. october 2022 , dual-use pashinyan rushes into the arms of macron. the liberal enemy of the yellow vests puts his commanding hand on the fussy provincial and holds it with a hint so that he doesn’t even think of wagging his tail. near, aliyev, jubilant with the smile of a winner, deservedly shines, the eu chairman, charles michel, is banking at the table, as if above everything. armenia recognized karabakh as part of azerbaijan. all the people are leaving , t

arrived in 2008 after wounded in moscow, i couldn’t turn on the tv for a long time, egypt, iraq, nagorno-karabakh retreat, i have to tell my people what is really happening, this is probably what the streets of any city look like, which have to be liberated with fighting, to give hope to those people who are now in trouble, and to me it seems that we do it well when a person is left alone with the war, i’m not talking about even the military now, but about those people who suffer the most. these are hostages of war, civilians, when they see us, they have hope that they are not alone, that this nightmare will someday end. the link between the army and the inhabitants of our country, who sit and wait for their fathers, husbands, sons, military personnel they can’t betray the news from the front, and we give people... that their relatives will return, how they won the position, well , a big, big hello, alive and well, everything is fine, these are the guys who are driving the ukrainian army from donbass, providing support to those who is now on the islands, here she influences the mood of the soldie

prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan for the first time after taking control azerbaijan moved to nagorno-karabakhthey were nearby on an excursion. they wanted to bend him, but he had a watch with an empress cut, this saved him. in tsarskoe selo with its amber room and leon hall. many of the heads of state have visited more than once, but there is always the opportunity to learn something new. resident guril, for your attention, a chuvash girl, and this is a kyrgyz subansha. oh co. as we were told in the presidential administration, this route through the palaces for guests was suggested by himself vladimir putin. petergov was not spared either. the fountains, of course, don’t work in winter, but the palace also tried to surprise the distinguished guests by showing peter i’s caftan and his historical decrees. in addition to international negotiations, vladimir putin has several more meetings today, in particular, with the governor of st. petersburg he will discuss the development of the city, where just the other day they began construction of a new bridge, a drawbridge across the niva. nikolay bu

tried to sell a batch of rpgs to nagorno-karabakh.s, he led us to him, so kharayev completely trusts him, hello to an honest company, what are you talking about? so happy, not like a fighter pushed into abkhazia, but comrade major, sit down, listen, this is captain grigoriev, yeah, he serves in the akhchm infantry division. maybe up to 130 svd cartridges, of course, your task is to connect him with arby, they will agree on the timing and price, then it’s up to us, yeah, and captain grigoriev in general rummaging around in army supplies, arby is also a cautious guy, he might start asking questions, so you will enlighten the captain, in 2 days he should know everything that you know, understand? we go out, and what are we going to say here? no, they’ll take you home, arby’s a cautious guy, maybe he shouldn’t have asked for your photo, he made inquiries, he’s insured, let’s go. salam, if you don't mind, you're clean, sit down. put it on, why else would you come back alive, dear, yeah. what are we doing? let's go get them. dim, in general

for the first time since the autumn events in nagorno-karabakh, when the region is completely came underol of baku. since then, ilham aliyev and nikol pashinyan, as expected, could have talked in granada, spain, in brussels, belgium, but they met in st. petersburg and sat next to each other. in the amber room, however, in the general photo in the catherine palace they still kept their distance. but on the imperial porcelain, his leader was demonstrated already in peterhof, as it turned out, all the peoples and states connected through the centuries were nearby. the resident was smoking, for your attention, a chuvazh girl, and this is a kyrgyz sukhansha. the current one is already leaving the year for the cis was exceptionally active. trade turnover between the countries showed steady growth of plus 2% over 10 months. in june , we signed a free trade agreement and agreed to harmonize the legislative framework of the commonwealth and the eac. we are ready to move more actively to payments in national currencies so that financial sovereignty is even more reliably ensured. soviet space is th

was located on the thirteenth line, the bakery was owned by the murodyan family, immigrants from nagorno-karabakh bakery was known throughout yuzovka. it existed from 1905 to 1926. and in the bakery in one day they could bake from 150 to 106. kg of bread, the residents of our city, then still small, felt the aroma that spread throughout the entire area, because spices, special spices, were ordered by owners from different eastern countries, and the flour was of the highest grade. trade, hotel, restaurant business is still the native element of local armenians, the head of the melitopol national-cultural autonomy of armenians, yuri bolyan. has been living in zaporozhye for more than 30 years, he came when there was still a united and indestructible soviet union, then a parade of sovereignties swept before his eyes, each republic had its own, and the consequences were the same for everyone. i did not see, that it was as if the ukrainians were being persecuted here, or were everyone living together, no one was oppressing anyone, there were no national issues when it all started in 1914, and even bef

but the war in ukraine competes with the attack of hamas on israel, with the situation earlier in nagornond the like, that is, there must be a very... such a strategic approach to understanding who is communicating, what is communicating, how they are communicating and that communication itself has been as effective as possible, and i think that actually, i'd like to just respond to the question of mobilization, there's hardly anyone who has more expertise in terms of the need for mobilization than the military, and there are several factors right now that we don't talk about very often, we never not even... russia in terms of quantity mobilized, it is physically impossible in our country, and the only option to level the situation is either better weapons, and this is effective work by the west, and here it is very important to note that a lot of work is being done, but here too it can be better, or really fight everyone will be, and all representatives of the government should honestly say this, without hiding their eyes, not opening some there... water stones and the like, so if we do

sounded, but the war in ukraine competes with hamas's attack on israel, with the situation earlier in nagornosh and the like, that is, there should be a very strategic approach to understanding who...communicates, what they communicate, how they communicate, and so that communication has been as efficient as possible and i think that actually i would like to just respond to the issue of mobilization, hardly anyone has more expertise in terms of the need for mobilization than the military, and there are several factors that we don't talk about very often right now, we will never live up to russia in terms of the number of mobilized people, it is physically impossible for us, and the only option to equalize the situation is either better weapons, and this is effective work by the west, and here it is very important to note that a lot of work is being done, but also it might be better here, or else everyone will really fight, and all representatives of the government should honestly say this, without hiding their eyes, not revealing any pitfalls and the like, because as

cynical, but the war in ukraine competes with hamas's attack on israel, with the situation earlier in nagorno-karabakhnd the like, that is, it must be very similar here... a strategic approach to ensure that we understand who is communicating, what is communicating, how they are communicating, and so that the communication itself is as effective as possible, and i think that actually, i would just like to respond to the issue of mobilization, hardly anyone has more expertise in terms of mobilization needs than the military, and now there are several factors that we don't talk about very often, we'll never get over. in terms of the number of mobilized, it is physically impossible in our country, and the only option to even out the situation is either better quality weapons, and this is effective work by the west, and here it is very important to note that a lot of work is being done, but here too it can be better, or else everyone will really fight, and all the representatives of the government should honestly say this, but not hiding their eyes, not opening any underwater holes there. stones and the l

taiwan, nagorno-karabakh, and south america have recently been added. venezuela's claims to the territory of guyana could result in a serious crisis. but why are world leaders silent about so many hot spots? in the usa and europe, apparently, they are ready to invest only in what is profitable, and conflicts do not matter to them of great strategic importance, remain in the shadows without military or political intervention. and this, despite the fact that for europe they are in many ways... really destructive, waves of refugees, smuggling of drugs and weapons, these are the consequences of inaction, and even if some efforts are made, it is only in order to extinguish the explosive phase to the extent smoldering, and then the peacekeepers’ attention switches. even the once most powerful organization of the united nations is getting closer to the sidelines of history. loss of influence caused especially susceptible to geopolitical competition that has literally split the world. the influence of these processes un security council. it has simply stalled d

successful, yes we are there east, west germany, the question of the scenario croatia, the issue of nagorno-karabakhin fact the last of the conflicts finally ended for 30 years, the territory was under de facto occupation, and we understand that if at the moment n a certain country does not have sufficient resources to resolve the conflict in its favor with the price that it is ready to pay, then it takes a break to acquire its capabilities, we saw that, for example, east and west germany, it happened in one night, without a single shot, conditions were created when the patronage of east germany was not able. .. continued to support the ruling regime, in croatia there was a different scenario, they acquired the ability to clear and return their territory by force, and at the moment when they left, they left several settlements, they said, well, now let’s deal with it, let’s talk about it to the two villages that are there, worthy of karabakh , we all saw it from the recent news, fresh, i think, the viewers themselves remember well how everything was resolved there, also when, in fact, azerbaijan gai

moldova, which also takes a russophobic position, what is happening there today in nagorno -karabakh,ntral asian region, then there is syria, uh, then we go to yemen, we go to africa, where with the countries of the maghreb, the countries of the sahel, what all these events indicate is that today we clearly see a fault line between the global west and the global east, that is, two global civilizations. we have an era ahead of us, truly civilizational polycentrism, where polycentrism. centers, not much polar, but polycentric, where polycentric forces will unite civilizations around themselves, this will be in latin america, this will be 100% in africa, the arab islamic world will unite, china will be the center of civilization, china is exactly what they are saying a lot now about the upcoming transformation of the security council of the united nations, which today does not work and is represented mainly by the interests of western countries. it is precisely these centers, in my opinion, that should become members of this security council, which will perform precisely the function of

of course, serbia and kosovo, china and taiwan, nagorno-karabakh remain on the list of unresolved conflictsd south america has recently been added. venezuela’s claims to the territory of guyana could result in a serious crisis, but why are world leaders silent about so many hot spots? in the usa and europe , apparently, they are ready to invest only in what is profitable, and conflicts that do not have great strategic significance for them remain in the shadows without... combat or political intervention, and this, despite the fact that for in europe, they are truly destructive in many ways, waves of refugees, smuggling of drugs and weapons, these are the consequences without... action, and even if some efforts are made, it is only to extinguish the explosive phase to the point of smoldering, and then the attention of the peacekeepers switches. even the once powerful united nations organizations are getting closer to learning history. the loss of influence is caused by geopolitical competition, which has literally split the world, the security council is especially susceptible to the influe

most of these prisoners were captured during another escalation of the conflict in nagorno-karabakh ineported that the administration. seiki vote for christmas, an english idiom about making choices that defy common sense. in modern britain it has been reframed as: children of migrants against migrants. reshesunok, a descendant of immigrants from india, fights the settlers. he believes that the best way to deal with illegal immigrants is to bring them to rwanda. £140 million, maybe more, was spent on the project. the british home office stated that it does not know the exact amount, nor does it know where the 17,000 migrants went. who no longer show up at migration centers. where did these people go? and most of the time, i, i, yeah, i have no idea where these people are. you can lose your car keys, your headphones, some people lose their minds, but you can’t lose 1,700 people. the missing were clearly not deported to africa, while only three british home secretaries had visited rwanda from britain, all three returned safely. he blocked the sending of refugees. first a european, then a

, as it seemed to them, of others, this was such a troubled area between armenia and azerbaijan, nagorno-karabakh’s widely known, and we tried to separate the warring parties, then nothing more serious, stones thrown into each other hunting rifles, well , there were no small arms, the kind of conflicts that we see now or were in afghanistan and or... are happening now in ukraine or in the gas sector, this did not happen, let’s say, and everything was much easier, simpler, therefore , especially my comrades, thank god, no soldiers died , so it wasn’t particularly scary there, but it was a little difficult, it was called performing service and combat missions, are you afraid of death, everyone is afraid of death, there is an expression that one is not afraid of death. a headless man who has no instinct of self-preservation, and courageous people, brave people , they are precisely afraid of death, they overcome themselves where necessary, they take risks, and this is called courage when you overcame some kind of fear and decided to do something necessary, but terrible, but you did it after all, i’m

azerbaijani president ilham aliyev met armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan for the first time after nagorno-karabakhl of azerbaijan, we saw their handshake, and later they were next to each other on an excursion. in winter, of course, they don’t work, but the palace also tried to surprise distinguished guests by showing the caftan of peter i and its historical decrees. the lights in the windows of the konstantinovsky palace are on, the business part of the summit continues, but in addition to international negotiations, vladimir putin has several more meetings today, in particular, he will discuss the development of the city with the governor of st. petersburg, where just the other day they began construction of a new drawbridge across the neva. nikolay bulkin, sergey vorobyov and pavel zelenkov, ntv petersburg. russia, as the chairman of brix in the twenty- fourth year, expects, together with its partners, to prepare for the october summit combining a solid set of strategic decisions. sergei lavrov stated this at a meeting of the united russia party general council commission on international coope

along with romania, moldova, which also takes a russophobic position, what is happening today in nagorno-karabakheting our central... region, then this is syria, then you and i go to yemen, we go to africa, where with the countries of the maghreb, the countries of the sahel, all these events speak about what, what is today we clearly see the fault line between the global west and the global east, that is, two global civilizations, ahead of us is an era of truly civilizational polycentrism, where polycentric centers, namely a little polar... cententric, where polycentric forces will unite around themselves namely civilizations, it will be in latin america, it will be 100% in africa , the arab islamic world will unite, china will be the center of civilization, china is exactly what they are talking about a lot now about the upcoming transformation of the security council of the united nations, which today does not work and is presented as since it mainly serves the interests of western countries, it is precisely these centers that, in my opinion, should become members of this security council, whic

a different scenario, and on september 28 it was announced that the unrecognized the republic of nagorno-karabakhus thing is that i am almost sure, unfortunately, that will happen. yes, yes, azerbaijani-armenian, because the initiative will naturally come from baku. our regular expert gevorg mirzayan discussed a year ago how russia should respond to the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. we will have a fork of two very bad options. what are these options? the first option is not to interfere, because the armenian leadership itself does not need it, but then we will lose armenia as a state completely, or intervene, but do it alone, because . no one in our studio could even imagine the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict after the october invasion of hamas militants from the gaza strip. but regarding the prospects of confrontation between china, taiwan and the united states, experts, as they say, hit the bull’s eye. it never came to a real war. overall, i think china's aggression is against taiwan. from the fact that unexpectedly, well, indeed, hardly anyone could say such an aggra

territories, as it seemed to them, of others, this was such a troubled area between armenia and azerbaijan, nagorno-karabakhit is widely known, and we tried to separate the warring parties, then nothing more serious to me... something like this, i decided to do something necessary, but scary, but you did it anyway, i’m sure that everyone is afraid of her. admit what you are your greatest fear in life, well... different moments of life in different ways, sometimes you don’t want to let down your boss, whom you trust very much, this is one of the main, let’s say, fears, failing some task, as they say , not fulfilling it, losing your subordinates, well, i think as a military man, well, at the moment i ’m most afraid of some kind of full-scale war, like all normal people, we all don’t want it and every day... uh, i think about that that we live in paradise, and god forbid we lose it, the next question is from the purple sector, hello yuri, do you believe in god? the army rests on the fact that discipline, diligence and unquestioning execution of the commander’s orders make it possible to complete any task, from

more than 100 thousand residents left nagorno-karabakh for armenia.ing him of surrendering karabakh. and for good reason. during negotiations with the european union, he signed a declaration in which he admitted. the region is part of azerbaijan. one big construction project, this is how we can describe what is happening now in our new regions, the people’s republics of donbass, kherson and zaporozhye regions. the whole country is participating in the revival of russia’s historical territories. each city and village is assigned a region-chief. the infrastructure, which was not even repaired under ukraine, is now being put in order at a record pace. the water blockade of donetsk, which was organized by the kiev regime, has finally ended. military builders in record time stretched a powerful water pipeline from the don river to the seversky donets-donbass canal. the changes that are taking place in new regions are especially noticeable in mariupol. vladimir putin personally checked how the work was going there in march. the president himself got behind

not do as armenia did, being offended by some uncle, you know, they say they didn’t protect their nagornorelated to collective security. and not only on the european part of the continent, but in southeast asia and the states bordering the central asian part, therefore the question, the complex of questions is colossally large, as evidenced by the presence at this meeting of not only defense ministers and foreign ministers, but also heads of state , yuriyevich agrees with you, thank you, and you know, to monitor the agenda, the international agenda, in which the republic of belarus plays a direct key role in many processes; not long ago an international forum was held, which was dedicated to eurasian security, a meeting dkb is a member of many organizations and the republic of belarus is applying for membership. indeed, the agenda is very rich , it is extremely interesting, i think, for opponents and enemies to watch this, they really have in their heads, yes, certain stereotypes, there are... great powers, key ones, but the republic of belarus, despite its territory, population today occ

it was in the northern capital that their first meeting took place after this year’s event in nagorno-karabakhourse towards... representatives of the united states and israel discussed the possibility of reducing the intensity of fighting in the gas sector, according to cnn, they were talking about moving to the next phase, which means maximum concentration on hamas targets, they said also about the humanitarian situation in the enclave and the release of hostages, against this background, the palestinian ambassador. stated that there is no trust in the united states, washington failed the peace process, sought to become the only mediator for many years, disrupted the work of the middle east apartment. this is a group created with the participation of the eu, russia, the us and the un, for joint efforts for a peaceful settlement. meanwhile , civilians continue to die in the gaza strip, with four more casualties in different areas, and the idf again carried out raids on the west bank. the military has surrounded and is taking several towns and villages by storm. six people like arab media repor

hundreds of thousands of people were forced of people were forced out of artsakh in nagorno—karabakhy cared. israel said anything. nobody really care palestine israel said anything. nobody really care palestine that israel said anything. nobody really care palestine that this;rael said anything. nobody really care palestine that this ever and palestine that this ever gets brought up. and it shows you the double standards. >> think >> well, i think i think what happened, proponent of happened, i'm not a proponent of double standards, support happened, i'm not a proponent of dou state andards, support happened, i'm not a proponent of dou state anyisrael support happened, i'm not a proponent of dou state anyisrael . support the state of israel. >> but i think the idea that israel can carry on without out, for example, the support of the united states is for birds. united states is for the birds. you know, i'm a former minister for the middle east, and we've never had the us, not alongside israel . so i never had the us, not alongside israel. so i think there never had the us, not alongs